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Id love to see a video on the actor who played Wesley in the Princess Bride, I just adore him in everything hes in. Seconding the request for So I Married an Axe Murderer as well. And...maybe to tossing in Earth Girls are Easy for consideration. I also found Natutal Born Killers to be a hilarious movie. I cant even tell if its intentionally so, it's just so meta and good.
This is easily one of my favorite movies as a kid. I was born the year this came out but my dad showed it to me and I feel like it’s one comedy that is excellent at having funny stuff for kids and adults which can be hard to find that balance and do it so well. Apart from Martin Shirt playing as Jerry Lewis some skits. This is the funniest thing I’ve seen him in. Secondly, you gotta do So I Married an Axe Murderer! Another underrated comedy gold mine from Mike Myers!
Diggin the nostalgia! Clifford was one of my faves and houseguest! I remember "welcome to the dollhouse" and "milk money" were also a couple movies with a very odd premise but I absolutely loved. It was different time haha!
Now that I have a 10 year old son... it is exactly what he does... and for me it isn't always so funny! But maybe I'll see it in a new light since rewatching that part! Lol
@@K9Rations "Clifford" wasn't a good hit for Mary Steenburgen who should look for something more than just television and movies on her resume, but spending more time with her husband, Ted Danson and their children which is very warm and cozy at home.
Dude I loved this movie in the 90's, so many hilarious parts. Never understood why it didn't do better, casting martin short as a kid was so ridiculous it was genius.
I remember when I was a kid my family rented Clifford on VHS. It was the first and probably only time I saw my dad belly laugh. Something about Charles Grodin suffering really made him happy.
They just dont make family movies like this anymore. I'm trying to find a copy of Clifford in blueray format so my young daughter can watch it. Especially since she prefers old movies like this.
I wished this channel existed in 2002--I was sitting in my Freshman Media Arts class talking about a wacky comedy that was very quirky but oh so hilarious, and nobody would believe me when I described this movie to them. LOL. Thanks for the nostalgic walk down 90s memory lane.
I rented this movie thinking it had something to do with the Big Red Dog, and because I liked Martin Short. When I got home, I read the back and realized it was something else, but thought why not.Then I watched it and realized that it was REALLY SOMETHING ELSE. And that's stuck with me for 15 years...
Incredibly underrated comedy. Panned unmercifully by critics at the time-- and they were very wrong. Grodin is hysterical. It's unique film the way 'What About Bob' is.
The part when Clifford was at the table getting scolded by his uncle. "Look at you- I cant I cant even look at you" 😂😂😂😂😂 this film is definitely a classic. Throwback to the max
As I see it now on the clip. I'm wondering if Clifford actually ever used a real boy look, because each of them looked so bizarre. Maybe the one that came closest, seemed to still be taunting his uncle.
This movie is hilarious! It's so underrated and I don't get why. I love it so much! RIP Charles Grodin❤🌹 "Look at me like a human boy!" "Any luck with that chocolate?" "I got on the train to run away, but a person tried to touch my no-no special place!"
Whenever I was 13 my dad took me my siblings my stepmom and my stepsiblings on trips to Florida and I woke up at 1 o’clock in the morning with this movie on I’m night there and I have been searching for years to find it again, thank you.
I don't know how you're putting out these wonderful mini-documentaries at such a rapid pace but I've just gotta give you props. Each one is a joy to watch and I've found myself excited whenever you upload a new video. I can't wait to see where this takes you!
Admittedly, the lockdown situation has allowed me a lot of free time, but it also motivated me to pursue this passion. I'm glad you're enjoying the videos. Thanks so much for the support!
That was thee best review I've ever seen for an amazing movie that I equally enjoyed and find more revering now than ever. The review alone, had me laughing hysterically as I had when watching decades ago. It is indeed a hidden treasure.
I remember seeing this movie in the cinema when I was 14. It's still one of my favourites. I showed it to my wife when we first started dating and she immediately fell in love with Charles Grodin. Severely underrated actor. No one can convey distain better. Midnight Run, Taking Care Of Business, and his cameo in So...I Married An Axe Murderer are some of my favourite "almost classics". I would love to see a in depth look at his career from your point of view. I am loving your videos. You are disecting and presenting the memories of my childhood hero's and you are giving them the gravitas they deserve. You are nailing tone so well. Please keep making more. You're I inspiring me to get back to making my own.
I love this love for Chuck Grodin. In addition to the films you've mentioned, he's probably the greatest late night talk show guest in the history of the medium. Check out a few clips of him on Carson to see how he delightfully baffled audience members in the same way Clifford did. Also of remarkable note is how ageless the man is, he was 32 when Rosemary's Baby was filmed, 37 when The Heartbreak Kid was filmed, 54 when Clifford was filmed, and 57 and 58 when Beethoven 1 and 2 came out and he looks the same in each movie. (Note: he's also the best part of the TV show 'Louie' whether he's playing the titular character's neighbor or doctor). The man is gifted.
Richard Kind as the "at his wits end, literally about to have an aneurism" dad, is one of the best performances I've ever seen. Relatable in a way that I think everyone feels at some point in their lives.
My family and I loved this movie and would watch it a lot when I was a kid. I’m 35 years old and it is still hilarious! Martin Short and Charles Grodin had such great chemistry in this movie. I find Clifford vastly underrated and a true comedic gem
I think Clifford was risky and so innovative and paid off in the most brilliant way possible. It was so borderline to being an absolute catastrophe but was executed so precisely. Martin Short and Charles Grodin and Mary Steenburgen together was just perfection
I just subscribed to this channel and was just recommend this video and just watched this movie with the family tonight for the first time. What a great movie!
when martin short was wearing a red jacket in that one promo image i did think for a second that this was a movie about an anthropomorphized clifford the big red dog
When I first saw this on TV, there was a scene where Clifford pretended to be deaf using fake sign language so people at the airport would give him money, but when I rented it later, that scene wasn't in it. (But it still showed his parents asking him where he got the walkmen he bought with the money he conned.)
I saw this film as a kid and loved it. Was just thinking about it the other day actually, and how it doesn't get the appreciation it deserves. I was beginning to think I was the only one who even remembered it. This video is awesome, and I think I'm in love with this channel.
You cover so many great movies i grew up watching. We gotta be around the same age. And the ending to this movie is just classic. Thank you for the great content you provide please keep it coming.
I saw this movie in the theater. I was 13 and I remember I begged to see this film because the trailer had me laughing. Now 26 years later I revisited this film with my son last month as part of our quarantine. Although I enjoyed reliving this memory I definitely felt horrible that I mad my father sit through this film when I was a teenager. It's so bad it's good!
Ho Lee Shiiiit I watched this movie on a tv channel on a caravan holiday in France in the mid 90s. This has just opened up a box of memories in my head, thank you
I loved this movie when I was a kid. At first I was upset as I’d rented it under the assumption that it was about Clifford the dog, but Martin Short was just so funny. It became a go to movie for my brother and I.
Love this movie, thanks for the memories. When he’s asked to say something nice about his fiancé’s mom after downing the Tabasco, the pretending to play baseball in the kitchen...some seriously funny bits here.
I just saw an episode of a cowboy show, I think it was 'Have Gun Will Travel', with the youngest Dabney Coleman with the fullest head of hair I've ever seen on him.
Cant believe this movie didnt do better... Its great.. Discovered it when i worked at a video store.. Classic Martin Short. So great!! Definitely check it out.
I absolutely love these videos. Clifford is one of the funniest movies I've ever seen. Short absolutely nails this role and his mannerisms are absolutely hilarious!
So happy that someone did a retrospective on 'Clifford'. I was so confused the first time I saw this one, but enjoyed it more each time I watched it. A few years ago, it was streaming and I just had to show it to my wife. She also assumed it would be about a big red dog.
If you think of it more as a loosely connected series of skits between the two main actor and the woman as s sub-plot, it's hilarious. As a complete movie, it' was a bit too weird for my younger self. The "real life human boy" scene is infinitely hilarious!
Well played. This flick is a gem and indeed worthy of this series. My bestie and I used to laugh endlessly at this one. The Tabasco scene remains a running joke.
Wow, I am really impressed. I took a few film classes in college, your analysis is a true asset for real. Not only am I subscribed I may watch this over and over again!! Thank you! 😂😎
As a Martin Short fan , this movie is one of my all time favorites. It's so brilliant and hilarious!!! It works so well as a parody of that genre of family films.
This movie was way too epic. Found it randomly being played on some Saturday afternoon when I was12. My siblings and all enjoyed it and still reference it today!
I’m 36 and my sister is 38. We watch Clifford every year around Christmas. It’s been a source of joy and hilarity for us since we were kids 😅 “You think they’ll name their first child MARTIN?!” 😂
I used to watch this all the time yet somehow completely forgot about it. Also I hate most TH-camrs but you're one of the very few exceptions. I wish you nothing but the best.
Thats what is kind of fucked about everything being on demand now. Back when, I discovered tons of movies I would had never seeked out just because they were what was on.
Saw this as a kid and forgot most details except the bizarre awesomeness of the dinosaur world scenes near the end and was looking for it for years! Thanks for letting me know it exists and wasn’t a fever dream of mine.
fantastic video. loved it. As an uncle to a 12 year old boy. short played Clifford like the real deal. Their attention span is shorted than squirrels and birds. I often watch old movies from the 80's and 90's with him. movies i tell him i was when i was round his age. This is gonna be our next movie. lol
Thanks Hats Off! I remember watching this a few times when it came on TV. I never really understood the gimmick of the movie as a kid. I just remember the funny payback scenes between Clifford and his uncle. I also remember Clifford being played by Rick Moranis. I guess that happens when the whole movie feels like a dream. Will definitely re-watch.
Just wanted to say I've been watching some of your videos, and enjoying them. You have great taste--Laurel & Hardy, Three Stooges, etc. and these almost cult classics. Glad someone else likes some of these offbeat movies as much as I do :)
I bookmarked this movie after watching the video last year and finally gave it a go today. I laughed so hard the first time around that I immediately hit play again. One of a kind gem.
I have never heard of this movie but now I totally want to check out! Fantastic video! I'm just loving the content you're creating, my friend ❤️ Thank you for your hard work.
This is one of my earliest childhood movie memories. When that wild orchestrated intro with the crazy artwork depicting Clifford's adventures started up, I used to yell upstairs to my brother to come down and run/jump/dance all over the basement. Still one of my favorites to go back to especially when somebody hasn't seen it before.
I love this content! I saw you had a clip of captain Ron in there... that's a goodie! I feel completely giddy and nostalgic while watching your videos and hope you continue on. You've protected the video essay in my opinion.
When "Clifford" was in the theaters, I paid no attention because I thought it was about the cartoon giant dog. About 10 years ago, a friend got me to watch it. It became one of my favorites. Such an odd, hilarious, & touching movie! I puzzle over how it ever got green lighted from the studio.
I grew up with this film too lmfao love Charles grodin in this cause of how at first he legitimately tries to like Clifford until he finds out how petty and insane he is🤣🤣🤣
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Id love to see a video on the actor who played Wesley in the Princess Bride, I just adore him in everything hes in.
Seconding the request for So I Married an Axe Murderer as well. And...maybe to tossing in Earth Girls are Easy for consideration.
I also found Natutal Born Killers to be a hilarious movie. I cant even tell if its intentionally so, it's just so meta and good.
This is easily one of my favorite movies as a kid. I was born the year this came out but my dad showed it to me and I feel like it’s one comedy that is excellent at having funny stuff for kids and adults which can be hard to find that balance and do it so well. Apart from Martin Shirt playing as Jerry Lewis some skits. This is the funniest thing I’ve seen him in. Secondly, you gotta do So I Married an Axe Murderer! Another underrated comedy gold mine from Mike Myers!
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Diggin the nostalgia! Clifford was one of my faves and houseguest!
I remember "welcome to the dollhouse" and "milk money" were also a couple movies with a very odd premise but I absolutely loved. It was different time haha!
the scene where he tells him to look at him like a real human boy has always been so funny to me.
Now that I have a 10 year old son... it is exactly what he does... and for me it isn't always so funny! But maybe I'll see it in a new light since rewatching that part! Lol
That part always got me to lol. Martin Short trying to correct it is even funnier!
Yeah, that scenes great lol.
dude its the best scene lol
Same
"He'll be fine, if you give him a ton of sugar and a book about Hitler"
My brothers and I watched this movie all the time growing up.
Same here... in our 30's and still quote this movie all the time
All the other studios: Here's a child actor we found that fits the role great
The people behind Clifford: *We got a 40 year old man*
Only Martin Short could have pulled it off convincingly.
But you wanna know something? Only Martin Short could have pulled everything off nicely.
so this movie is hilarious
Mary Steenburgen has a knack for being in movies about man-children.
You're right.. lol
@bigevilworldwide1 🤣🤣🤣 truth! I watched two episodes and bailed out.
She has legit MOM energy.
Except this one wasn’t any good 👎🏼...
@@K9Rations "Clifford" wasn't a good hit for Mary Steenburgen who should look for something more than just television and movies on her resume, but spending more time with her husband, Ted Danson and their children which is very
warm and cozy at home.
Martin Short is and always has been incredibly funny. This movie is hilarious and I hope more people get to find it because of this channel's series.
I agree! I love Martin Short! I have a weird crush on him, too!❤
When I was a kid, I made my parents rent this movie because I honestly thought it was a movie about Clifford the big red dog. I was so confused...
I think i also did that when I was a kid I wasn't told that it was gonna be a different Clifford and not the big red dog
Yeah, the confusing title seems to have been the first of many mistakes....
@@unclebuzzyschurchofgroove6190 did you end up diagnosed with dyslexia or something?
serendipity
This one needs to be on the Criterion Collection.
How about *Kino Lorber* or *Shout Selects?*
I'd dream of a release with the elusive deleted scenes that they sometimes show on TV airings.
Kurosawa got nothin' on this!
Along side Michael Bay?
@@beatrixwickson8477 What about him, Beatrix? Because he's not on the list.
Dude I loved this movie in the 90's, so many hilarious parts. Never understood why it didn't do better, casting martin short as a kid was so ridiculous it was genius.
I remember when I was a kid my family rented Clifford on VHS. It was the first and probably only time I saw my dad belly laugh. Something about Charles Grodin suffering really made him happy.
R.I.P Charles "Look at Me Like A Human Boy" Grodin!
I saw this movie when I was a kid and thought it was hilarious. It still is. Perfect casting, great humor, and a good time.
They just dont make family movies like this anymore. I'm trying to find a copy of Clifford in blueray format so my young daughter can watch it. Especially since she prefers old movies like this.
Yea it is
Grow up already...
Same here man
Video shops were brilliant
i thought it was crap, pure unadulterated crap
I wished this channel existed in 2002--I was sitting in my Freshman Media Arts class talking about a wacky comedy that was very quirky but oh so hilarious, and nobody would believe me when I described this movie to them. LOL. Thanks for the nostalgic walk down 90s memory lane.
I rented this movie thinking it had something to do with the Big Red Dog, and because I liked Martin Short. When I got home, I read the back and realized it was something else, but thought why not.Then I watched it and realized that it was REALLY SOMETHING ELSE. And that's stuck with me for 15 years...
its hilarious
"Dutch" with Ed O'Neil deserves this kind of respect...
Agreed!
Agreed! A truly underappreciated gem!
Absolutely!
Fantastic movie. Planes trains and automobiles meets Over the top.
He's just done a video about Dutch
Incredibly underrated comedy. Panned unmercifully by critics at the time-- and they were very wrong. Grodin is hysterical. It's unique film the way 'What About Bob' is.
Exactly!
The part when Clifford was at the table getting scolded by his uncle. "Look at you- I cant I cant even look at you" 😂😂😂😂😂 this film is definitely a classic. Throwback to the max
As I see it now on the clip. I'm wondering if Clifford actually ever used a real boy look, because each of them looked so bizarre. Maybe the one that came closest, seemed to still be taunting his uncle.
I came here to say rest in peace to the late great Charles Grodin who passed today at age 86.
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I had it recorded on VHS tape and watched it a million times , god I wish if I stayed as a child 🥺
Thank you for this tribute to this unfairly underrated film. I agree Martin Short and Charles Grodin were absolute comedic gold in this.
This movie is glorious, Charles Grodin is so good, and Martin Short's facial expressions are other worldly.
“He touched me in my no-no special spot” was the line me and my brothers always quoted.
Lowbrow, but hilarious
This movie is hilarious! It's so underrated and I don't get why. I love it so much! RIP Charles Grodin❤🌹
"Look at me like a human boy!"
"Any luck with that chocolate?"
"I got on the train to run away, but a person tried to touch my no-no special place!"
I love the anniversary party. There are so many hilarious scenes.
I use to rent this movie as a kid at my local grocery store. I loved watching it lol thanks for the nostalgia trip
RIP Uncle Martin
Somehow I ended up with this movie on VHS in the mid-90s and I probably watched it 20 times. It is magical!
Whenever I was 13 my dad took me my siblings my stepmom and my stepsiblings on trips to Florida and I woke up at 1 o’clock in the morning with this movie on I’m night there and I have been searching for years to find it again, thank you.
I absolutely love this movie. It's friggin hilarious.
Omg I TOTALLY forgot about this one! Glad I found your channel and you reminded me of it!
I don't know how you're putting out these wonderful mini-documentaries at such a rapid pace but I've just gotta give you props. Each one is a joy to watch and I've found myself excited whenever you upload a new video. I can't wait to see where this takes you!
Admittedly, the lockdown situation has allowed me a lot of free time, but it also motivated me to pursue this passion. I'm glad you're enjoying the videos. Thanks so much for the support!
This is literally in my top 10 or perhaps top 5 favorite movies; along with What about Bob...
I love "What About Bob"!!!
What about bob is one of my absolute favorites 😆
congrats you have no taste
What about Bob is one of my all time favorites!
That was thee best review I've ever seen for an amazing movie that I equally enjoyed and find more revering now than ever. The review alone, had me laughing hysterically as I had when watching decades ago. It is indeed a hidden treasure.
I quote this movie with my brothers so often. It’s a cult classic to us
Just showed my young family this movie. Tons of laughs
I remember seeing this movie in the cinema when I was 14. It's still one of my favourites. I showed it to my wife when we first started dating and she immediately fell in love with Charles Grodin. Severely underrated actor. No one can convey distain better. Midnight Run, Taking Care Of Business, and his cameo in So...I Married An Axe Murderer are some of my favourite "almost classics". I would love to see a in depth look at his career from your point of view. I am loving your videos. You are disecting and presenting the memories of my childhood hero's and you are giving them the gravitas they deserve. You are nailing tone so well. Please keep making more. You're I inspiring me to get back to making my own.
A Charles Grodin docu-mini is inevitable, I just have a bit more research to conduct. Thanks you so much for watching!
The cameo in So I Married an Axe Murder is great! "I would like to commandeer this vehicle!" "No"
I love this love for Chuck Grodin. In addition to the films you've mentioned, he's probably the greatest late night talk show guest in the history of the medium. Check out a few clips of him on Carson to see how he delightfully baffled audience members in the same way Clifford did. Also of remarkable note is how ageless the man is, he was 32 when Rosemary's Baby was filmed, 37 when The Heartbreak Kid was filmed, 54 when Clifford was filmed, and 57 and 58 when Beethoven 1 and 2 came out and he looks the same in each movie. (Note: he's also the best part of the TV show 'Louie' whether he's playing the titular character's neighbor or doctor). The man is gifted.
He's outlandishly funny in Steve Martin's "The Lonely Guy" too.
Dude. This channel idea is awesome. These are excellent films! Good on ya brother!
Richard Kind as the "at his wits end, literally about to have an aneurism" dad, is one of the best performances I've ever seen. Relatable in a way that I think everyone feels at some point in their lives.
I love that man, he's always a delight.
Richard kind in anything is a treat!
@@mstbeta he's one of the few bright spots in _Quest of the Delta Knights_ , to be sure.
@mstbeta I agree! He's hilarious and SO underrated!
My family and I loved this movie and would watch it a lot when I was a kid. I’m 35 years old and it is still hilarious! Martin Short and Charles Grodin had such great chemistry in this movie. I find Clifford vastly underrated and a true comedic gem
I think Clifford was risky and so innovative and paid off in the most brilliant way possible.
It was so borderline to being an absolute catastrophe but was executed so precisely. Martin Short and Charles Grodin and Mary Steenburgen together was just perfection
Crazy that studio sat sat on it 4 years
This one's always been a favorite in my family since it first released. One of the funniest movies ever, imo.
Martin Short playing Clifford so convincingly. 4:34 Good Makeup.
I just subscribed to this channel and was just recommend this video and just watched this movie with the family tonight for the first time. What a great movie!
when martin short was wearing a red jacket in that one promo image i did think for a second that this was a movie about an anthropomorphized clifford the big red dog
"Blank Check"
...what is that...?
"Disney's Blank Check"
ahhhh ok then
Q
When I first saw this on TV, there was a scene where Clifford pretended to be deaf using fake sign language so people at the airport would give him money, but when I rented it later, that scene wasn't in it. (But it still showed his parents asking him where he got the walkmen he bought with the money he conned.)
“This boy and his cereal!”
I saw this film as a kid and loved it. Was just thinking about it the other day actually, and how it doesn't get the appreciation it deserves. I was beginning to think I was the only one who even remembered it. This video is awesome, and I think I'm in love with this channel.
Thanks so much for the support! Any other films from your childhood you feel are forgotten? I'd love to add more to this series.
Hats Off Entertainment oooh, that’s a tough one. Killer Klowns from Outer Space maybe?
Hats Off Entertainment Earth Girls are Easy?
Hats Off Entertainment Stay Tuned (1992)
You cover so many great movies i grew up watching. We gotta be around the same age. And the ending to this movie is just classic. Thank you for the great content you provide please keep it coming.
Thanks for watching!
@@HatsOffEntertainment you should do a video on Mr. Rodgers.
Martin Short as a person is cult a classic
Exactly! I love Martin short! Hes one of my weird Hollywood crushes.
Clifford is easily the funniest movie I have ever seen. Martin Short is a comedic genius. 😂
I love Martin Short! Hes one of my weird Hollywood crushes and im 23 lol!
I remember going to see this in the theaters! My mom and I liked it!
This movie was such a staple in my childhood. I loved it. Thank you for the nostalgia!
“Act like a human boy” is one of the best scenes in the movie!
I saw this movie in the theater. I was 13 and I remember I begged to see this film because the trailer had me laughing. Now 26 years later I revisited this film with my son last month as part of our quarantine. Although I enjoyed reliving this memory I definitely felt horrible that I mad my father sit through this film when I was a teenager. It's so bad it's good!
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Shiiiit
I watched this movie on a tv channel on a caravan holiday in France in the mid 90s.
This has just opened up a box of memories in my head, thank you
I loved this movie when I was a kid. At first I was upset as I’d rented it under the assumption that it was about Clifford the dog, but Martin Short was just so funny. It became a go to movie for my brother and I.
This has been a favorite movie since i was a child. I was 9 in 94. I still quote this regularly.
Love this movie, thanks for the memories. When he’s asked to say something nice about his fiancé’s mom after downing the Tabasco, the pretending to play baseball in the kitchen...some seriously funny bits here.
"just give him a bowl of sugar and a book about Hitler."
Dabney Coleman was fantastic in this as well. Truly gifted comedic actor. Would love to see a video on his career.
He was good in Boardwalk Empire
I just saw an episode of a cowboy show, I think it was 'Have Gun Will Travel', with the youngest Dabney Coleman with the fullest head of hair I've ever seen on him.
Loved him in On Golden Pond and Tootsie. His chemistry with Henry Fonda in the former and Dustin Hoffman in the latter was fantastic.
He made great movies like Nine to Five, On Golden Pond and Tootsie, then he did some bad ones like Clifford.
Keep up the great work. The quality and information is there, along with some big heart. You hit it on the nose with this one.
I forgot this movie existed. The memories just came flooding back when I saw the thumbnail. Definitely subscribing, you make some good content!
Cant believe this movie didnt do better... Its great.. Discovered it when i worked at a video store.. Classic Martin Short. So great!! Definitely check it out.
Your channel came out of nowhere to produce documentaries about the weird shit locked into my brain. Thank you. ❤️
I absolutely love these videos. Clifford is one of the funniest movies I've ever seen. Short absolutely nails this role and his mannerisms are absolutely hilarious!
So happy that someone did a retrospective on 'Clifford'. I was so confused the first time I saw this one, but enjoyed it more each time I watched it. A few years ago, it was streaming and I just had to show it to my wife. She also assumed it would be about a big red dog.
Thanks for watching!
If you think of it more as a loosely connected series of skits between the two main actor and the woman as s sub-plot, it's hilarious. As a complete movie, it' was a bit too weird for my younger self. The "real life human boy" scene is infinitely hilarious!
Did anyone else see Martin with this hair and think "is that Eric Stoltz?"
Well played. This flick is a gem and indeed worthy of this series. My bestie and I used to laugh endlessly at this one. The Tabasco scene remains a running joke.
Thanks for watching!
Wow, I am really impressed. I took a few film classes in college, your analysis is a true asset for real. Not only am I subscribed I may watch this over and over again!! Thank you! 😂😎
Clifford is such a good movie. Thank You for the video
As a Martin Short fan , this movie is one of my all time favorites. It's so brilliant and hilarious!!! It works so well as a parody of that genre of family films.
Same! I love Martin Short and he's one of my weird celeb crushes!❤
Just watched this again with my kids last night (they're 18 and 21), and they were both cracking up throughout the movie. That says a lot in 2021.
This movie was way too epic. Found it randomly being played on some Saturday afternoon when I was12.
My siblings and all enjoyed it and still reference it today!
It was always quoted in my house growing up as well.
I’m 36 and my sister is 38. We watch Clifford every year around Christmas. It’s been a source of joy and hilarity for us since we were kids 😅 “You think they’ll name their first child MARTIN?!” 😂
One of my all-time favorite sketch comedy troupes was named "Oh Theodora"- which was named from an obscure two-word quote in "Clifford". ;-)
I used to watch this all the time yet somehow completely forgot about it.
Also I hate most TH-camrs but you're one of the very few exceptions. I wish you nothing but the best.
loved this film!! amazing how the character loved dinosaurs, pre Jurrassic park too!! R.I.P. Charlse Grodin!!
I found so many gems like this on Cable back in the day. Jeeze, I feel old right now
Thats what is kind of fucked about everything being on demand now. Back when, I discovered tons of movies I would had never seeked out just because they were what was on.
Looker, The Pirate Movie...
I feel like if this were made to day, it would be R-rated and filled with gross-out humor.
You just reminded me of how much I loved Clifford back in the day. I really need to rewatch it.
Your videos are awesome and spot on
Glad you like them, thanks so much!
Saw this as a kid and forgot most details except the bizarre awesomeness of the dinosaur world scenes near the end and was looking for it for years! Thanks for letting me know it exists and wasn’t a fever dream of mine.
So happy ya did this. This was one of me and my bros favorite films as kids...
I loved this film as a kid.
Your (Almost) Cult Classics videos are really good. Introduced me to a few interesting things I hadn't heard of before! Thanks!
fantastic video. loved it. As an uncle to a 12 year old boy. short played Clifford like the real deal. Their attention span is shorted than squirrels and birds.
I often watch old movies from the 80's and 90's with him. movies i tell him i was when i was round his age.
This is gonna be our next movie. lol
Thanks Hats Off! I remember watching this a few times when it came on TV. I never really understood the gimmick of the movie as a kid. I just remember the funny payback scenes between Clifford and his uncle. I also remember Clifford being played by Rick Moranis. I guess that happens when the whole movie feels like a dream. Will definitely re-watch.
Just wanted to say I've been watching some of your videos, and enjoying them. You have great taste--Laurel & Hardy, Three Stooges, etc. and these almost cult classics. Glad someone else likes some of these offbeat movies as much as I do :)
Glad you like them! Thanks for watching.
I bookmarked this movie after watching the video last year and finally gave it a go today. I laughed so hard the first time around that I immediately hit play again. One of a kind gem.
I just discovered this channel. This is going to blow up once you catch on. I love your editing and production.
Thanks so much!
I have never heard of this movie but now I totally want to check out!
Fantastic video! I'm just loving the content you're creating, my friend ❤️ Thank you for your hard work.
I LOOK WE Clifford!! I've seen it a million times. Thanks for making this video.
Thanks for watching!
"Charles Grodin is coming in concert, and you didn't tell us? He brings out the inner curmudgeon in me."
Literally the only reason I know the name, lol.
Literally the only reason I know the name, lol.
I legit was thinking about this movie 10 minutes before seeing this on my feed XD
@Shank Adams haha that would be a weird thing to lie about XD
This is one of my earliest childhood movie memories. When that wild orchestrated intro with the crazy artwork depicting Clifford's adventures started up, I used to yell upstairs to my brother to come down and run/jump/dance all over the basement. Still one of my favorites to go back to especially when somebody hasn't seen it before.
I love this content! I saw you had a clip of captain Ron in there... that's a goodie! I feel completely giddy and nostalgic while watching your videos and hope you continue on. You've protected the video essay in my opinion.
Thanks for watching! More to come!
Love Short and was just looking 4 something to watch...ty!
When "Clifford" was in the theaters, I paid no attention because I thought it was about the cartoon giant dog.
About 10 years ago, a friend got me to watch it. It became one of my favorites.
Such an odd, hilarious, & touching movie! I puzzle over how it ever got green lighted from the studio.
I grew up with this film too lmfao love Charles grodin in this cause of how at first he legitimately tries to like Clifford until he finds out how petty and insane he is🤣🤣🤣